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Mike Tyson started keeping pigeons as a bullied Brooklyn boy, finding love and comfort in them; decades later, he still has hundreds of birds across the US

Long before Mike Tyson became one of boxing's most feared heavyweight champions, pigeons were a source of love and comfort for him. Tyson has recalled being bullied as a child growing up in Brooklyn and finding refuge in the pigeons he kept, saying that spending time with them helped take…

The Times of India

Meghan’s casting in The Gentlemen reportedly withdrawn

Duchess of Sussex was believed to have been under consideration for season three of Guy Ritchie’s crime caper

The Guardian - UK

Scientists Have Found A Way To Show Humans A New Color Called “Olo,” But Only Five People Have Ever Seen It

“I saw something like that during my lasik surgery! It was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before!”

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CBS’s 60 Minutes adds another high-profile hire after firings and exits

With the new season set to premiere Sept. 13, the broadcast team faces a compressed summer production schedule

The Independent UK

17 gallons of Atlantic fog can become drinking water in 24 hours as Morocco’s mountain nets capture moisture above the Anti-Atlas, then gravity carries it downhill to homes where families once walked hours for water

In southwestern Morocco, Atlantic fog is being transformed into drinking water through a network of specialized mesh nets on Mt. Boutmezguida. Operated by Dar Si Hmad, the system captures moisture from fog, directs droplets into reservoirs and uses gravity to move the water through pipes to homes in Aït Baâmrane.

The Economic Times

Art Spiegelman: ‘The US needs a counter-revolution’

More than four decades after his Holocaust story Maus transformed the graphic novel genre, Art Spiegelman discusses Trump, the shadow of 9/11 and the rise of fascism in America

The Guardian - UK

Why everyone is talking about Yesteryear: The viral book Anne Hathaway bought rights to before it was published

Caro Claire Burke's debut novel Yesteryear has become a significant social media phenomenon. The book explores themes of American fantasy and the performance of womanhood. Anne Hathaway acquired film rights before the novel's official publication date. Yesteryear has spent seventeen weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.

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33 New Comics With Unexpected Endings And Darker Humor By Andy Babbitz

Andy Babbitz is a Los Angeles-based cartoonist and former advertising art director whose comics often focus on everyday situations, awkward moments, and things many of us can relate to. His work has also appeared in The New Yorker, and he has developed a style that mixes simple observations with unexpected…

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50 Witty One-Panel Comics By Kate Curtis (New Pics)

Some of the funniest comics are the ones that find humor in the small things we all experience. Australian cartoonist Kate Curtis turns everyday moments into clever one-panel cartoons, whether she's poking fun at relationships, modern technology, or the small absurdities of daily life. Known for a simple drawing style…

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Artist Makes Funny And Honest Comics About Life’s Little Moments (25 New Pics)

Gabrielle Drolet is a Montreal-based journalist, essayist, and cartoonist whose witty illustrations have appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Globe and Mail, and many other well-known publications. While her cartoons are often playful and humorous, they also have a thoughtful side, touching on everyday experiences in…

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This experiment is reviving a 10,000-year-old Ice Age ecosystem to save the Arctic

Scientists are reintroducing large animals to Siberia's Pleistocene Park. This project aims to restore ancient grassland ecosystems and combat permafrost thaw. Grazing animals help keep the ground frozen by trampling insulating snow. Early results show lower permafrost temperatures in areas with more animals. This experiment explores if past ecosystems can…

The Times of India

Researchers Estimate USAID Cuts Have Already Led to 700,000 Deaths Worldwide

World Health Organization estimates show that emergency health services reached more than 80 million people in 2024 but more than 50 million fewer in 2025

Latin Times

This New Yorker Cartoonist Created 26 Sharp One-Panel Comics About Society, Culture, And Everyday Life

With a career spanning decades, Liza Donnelly has built a reputation for using cartoons to explore culture, politics, and everyday life with a sharp eye and a thoughtful sense of humor. As a longtime cartoonist for The New Yorker and resident cartoonist for CBS News, her work has reached audiences…

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40 Wholesome One-Panel Comics By New Yorker Magazine Cartoonist Harry Bliss (New Pics)

Best known for his work in The New Yorker, Harry Bliss has built a career on observing the quirks of everyday life with remarkable precision. His humor combines warmth, intelligence, and a playful perspective, making his comics enjoyable whether you're discovering them for the first time or returning for another…

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Quote of the day by J. D. Salinger: 'What I like best is a book that's at least funny once in a while. What really knocks me out is...' - The Catcher in the Rye and Nine Stories author's life lesson on power of reading and why great books feel like a close friend

Quote of the day by J. D. Salinger: J.D. Salinger believed books offer more than entertainment; they forge emotional bonds. He cherished stories that felt like conversing with a close friend, highlighting humor's role in connection. This profound connection, where readers feel understood by the author, is a rare but…

The Guardian - US

What are Trump’s connections to the Tate brothers exactly?

According to Heidi Blake in the New Yorker, the Tate and Trump circles have overlapped at Mar-a-Lago. What does that mean?

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A Longtime New Yorker Cartoonist Captures The Strange Logic Of Everyday Life (24 New Pics)

As a longtime contributor to The New Yorker, Sipress specializes in finding humor where most people wouldn't think to look, in the familiar settings of everyday life. His cartoons rarely rely on elaborate scenarios or outlandish characters. Instead, they focus on ordinary people navigating marriages, friendships, family relationships, work, and…

The Independent UK

Trump appointee argued the US could take Greenland and its seafood to save endless shrimp at Red Lobster: report

It’s one of the stranger justifications US officials have offered up in their quest to control the Arctic island

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Haruki Murakami has a new book coming out and fans know what to expect – for the most part

A new novel by the Japanese author Haruki Murakami is set to hit bookshops this summer. The Tale of KAHO is an expansion of four interlinked short stories first serialised in the Japanese magazine Shincho, starting in 2024. Only the first of these stories, Kaho, has as yet been translated…

International Business Times UK

Shocking New Details on How Andrew Tate Used Barron Trump Connection to Avoid Trial

Barron Trump was reportedly linked to Andrew Tate's circle, potentially influencing Tate's legal issues in Romania.

International Business Times UK

'I Love R*ping You': Andrew Tate's Infuriating Message to His Alleged Victim

A New Yorker investigation uncovers allegations against Andrew Tate, detailing claims of r*pe, coercion, and trafficking, as well as failures by authorities to protect victims.

The Guardian - UK

Belle Burden’s divorce memoir was headed for a Salt Path-style scandal – but people are still on her side

The Oprah-approved book is said to have left out important financial details, so why does the writer remain a pin-up for wronged women, asks Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

International Business Times UK

Donald Trump Can't Be Racist Because He Was Friends With Michael Jackson, UFC's Dana White Says

UFC chief Dana White defends Donald Trump on The New Yorker Radio Hour, claiming his friendship with Michael Jackson proves he 'isn't a racist', a rationale host David Remnick sharply questions given both men's controversial histories.

International Business Times UK

Will Michelle Obama, Barack Obama Split? Couple Faces Rumoured $70m Divorce Over Endless Political Career

Barack and Michelle Obama face speculation about a $70 million divorce due to tensions over Barack's political involvement, despite no formal confirmation or legal filings supporting the claims.

The Conversation

Patrick Radden Keefe investigates Russian money in London through a teenager’s suspicious death

New Yorker staff writer Patrick Radden Keefe has become one of a small number of narrative non-fiction writers whose latest book is keenly anticipated. He has become such a byword for a certain kind of investigative reporting, he even cameoed as himself in the final scene of HBO hit series,…

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